It’s very hard to believe, but it’s been 35 years since I hung up a shingle to practice elder law on June 1, 1987. At the time, few people had heard of “elder law” and I wanted to brand the field and the new firm, so I called it ElderLaw Services.
Jennifer Pilcher Ph.D, head of Clear Guidance Consulting and Care Management. This program will help you learn how to help your clients and their families detect, evaluate, and approach suspected cognitive impairment.
Interesting elder law cases in Massachusetts discussed and used to think about future estate planning
Learn the importance of preparing a memorandum of intent when asking a trustee to be responsible for your special needs family member
How a badly drafted special needs trust makes it almost impossible for the trustee to use the trust funds to help the primary beneficiary.
Beta testers of The Estate Project get half off wills, durable powers of attorney, health care proxies, HIPAA releases and standby guardianship appointments.
Margolis and Mariscal publish co-authored chapter on supplemental needs trust in MCLE book
How you can protect the inheritance you leave for your special needs child through the use of supplemental trusts
Choosing a Trustee for A Child’s Special Needs Trust
The Massachusetts Appeals Court in In the Matter of Elizabeth S. Payson determines that the word “issue” refers to children, not grandchildren, when used in a 1960 will.
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Margolis Bloom & D’Agostino
100 William Street, Suite 220
Wellesley, MA 02481
781-705-6400
Boston: 617-267-9700
Norwood: 781-769-3110
News + Events
Join us at 12pm EST on Thursday, April 13th for a live town hall with financial advisor, Nora Yousif and our partner, Patrica C. D’Agostino, as they
